Tony Frissore’s latest instrumental single, Self Soothe, feels a bit like stepping into a quiet room after a long, hectic day. Released on December 5, 2025, this lo-fi chill-hop track immediately sets a calm, measured pace with its 80 BPM rhythm. You can almost match your own breathing to it, slowing down without thinking about it. The gentle percussion and soft beat, airy textures don’t demand attention, they simply wrap around you and make the world feel a little lighter.
What’s striking about the track is its simplicity. There’s no flashy drop or complicated production; it’s just warm tape-like tones, just instruments, and a slow groove that invites you to relax. I found myself replaying it during a quiet morning coffee, letting the ambient layers drift through my mind. It’s the kind of song that doesn’t just play in the background—it becomes part of the moment, a little pause you didn’t know you needed.
Knowing Frissore’s background makes the track even more interesting. With training in Boston and New Orleans, years performing across Europe, and music appearing on channels like MTV and TLC, he’s clearly seen a lot of styles. Yet here, he’s stripped things down. Self Soothe isn’t about showing off musical chops, it’s about creating a feeling of space and calm, and he pulls it off effortlessly.
Compared to his other releases this year, like Just Fade Away or Stand for Freedom, this one feels quietly introspective. It’s not dramatic or urgent—it’s practical, soothing, and thoughtful. If you’re looking for an instrumental track, no vocals just instruments to help you breathe, focus, or just take a small mental break, Self Soothe delivers exactly that. Tony Frissore has crafted a tiny pocket of peace that’s easy to return to, and it’s genuinely refreshing to hear.
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